Foreign Policy

The U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro marks a critical turning point — but the collateral damage in Venezuela reveals deeper failures in America’s approach to national security and foreign policy.

President Trump’s invocation of the Monroe Doctrine to justify arresting Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro signals a bold reassertion of American dominance in its hemisphere—raising difficult questions about sovereignty, interventionism, and the future of U.S. foreign policy.

Saudi Arabia’s recent air campaign against southern Yemeni separatists exposes widening fractures within the anti-Houthi coalition, raising serious questions about Washington’s strategy and America’s interests in the Arabian Peninsula.

With decisive actions against Venezuela’s Maduro regime, President Trump is driving America’s strategic resurgence — challenging allies and adversaries alike to respect U.S. sovereignty and security interests across the Western Hemisphere.

In a decisive move defending American interests, U.S. forces struck deep into Venezuela, eliminating 32 Cuban officers propping up Maduro’s narco-terrorism regime.

As Ukraine seeks security guarantees from a coalition of allies, cracks in Western unity and unclear commitments expose risks that could undermine American efforts to secure lasting peace on Europe’s eastern front.

Israel’s revocation of licenses for 37 key humanitarian organizations in Gaza is less about security and more about control—jeopardizing critical aid to over two million Palestinians amidst an ongoing crisis.

Behind the diplomatic curtain in Paris, US-mediated talks between Syria and Israel restart amid rising tensions. But will Washington’s push for a security deal truly safeguard American interests, or risk entangling us in unstable regional dynamics?

In a decisive move against Kremlin disinformation, President Trump confirms Ukraine did not target Putin’s residence in recent drone strike, exposing Russia’s attempt to manipulate global opinion amid ongoing war.

Deposed Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro faces U.S. narco-terrorism charges, spotlighting America’s resolve to protect its borders and sovereignty from foreign drug cartels and corrupt regimes.